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Chinese Behaviour in the International Labour Organization- status quo or revisionist actor?
Köppen, Julia ; Parízek, Michal (advisor) ; Kučerová, Irah (referee)
What is Chinese behaviour like in the International Labour Organization (ILO) - is China a Status Quo or a Revisionist Actor? Despite the prominence of the issue of China's rise in international relations studies, little research has been published on China's behaviour in international organizations in other realms than the economic. This thesis, therefore, seeks the answer to the posed question. Chinese statements are examined concerning forced and child labour, as well as other distinct themes, their structure and a potential underlying strategy. The findings are retrieved from an analysis of Chinese statements in sittings of ILO organs and checked against information provided in ILO reports to detect discrepancies. A major finding is that the overall behaviour of China in the ILO can categorized as reform-minded status quo, even though there are some factors which could be interpreted as revisionist tendencies. Due to this categorization, a continued peaceful rise of China is considered to be possible.
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The Impact of The Establishment of The State of Israel in Contemporary Middle East Relations
Kohoutová, Pavlína ; Havlová, Radka (advisor) ; Knotková, Vladimíra (referee)
The establishment of the State of Israel had rather unpleasant consequences, which very negatively influence the Middle East relations until today. For this bachelor thesis the term Middle East relations was reduced to Israeli-Palestinian relations and relations within the Israeli community, where the specifics of the establishment of the State of Israel have the most visible impacts. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to bring closer the process of the establishment of the State of Israel as well as to find an answer to the question, how this historical event forms the contemporary relations within the Israeli community and within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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